Just figured i'd remind you.

who wants to argue tonight.

wheres that fluffbag kemo
or home fluff?

lol

you really really think m0bzta is awesome Donny

LOL

(Laughing AT you, not WITH you)

You can't fix stupid. (Directed at Donny)

duct tape fixes everything twiz

Hey Donny don't you have another clan too bail on?

LOL i didn't bail, i have 4th in clan HITS, i simply just retired from posting about war bullfluff. after i died i didnt recreate is all i kept hitting till they were all gone. and then the war ended.

home fluff.

Hey home fluff, btw plz go back to grammar school "TO" DAY

and where are you tagged Home fluff?

nbk?

Don't feed the trolls!

I like to hope that both sides are trolling a bit but I'm not totally sure to be honest.

well you are what you eat I guess, that's most likely why they call u a fluff Donny.


Oh and yes I am in NBK on ffa server

I used that same joke....


in middle school

Can't we all get along???










































no, no we cannot and will not :p

nOObs

In this context "too" is correct also. Too means additionally, so that can refer to the fact that you bailed on sof prior to this, because you want to go wherever you can win. That's what happens when all you care about is stats.

PWNTMFNUB

Meaning


When to Use

Too


In addition; to a higher degree


To indicate something extra or to express excessiveness. Test by replacing “too” with “also” or “excessively,” depending on the situation.

To


To express direction; to identify the recipient of something


When referencing a direction or recipient of an action (direction); when referring to a verb in a general or abstract way or when following certain other verbs, such as “need” or “help” (infinitive)

Note: A good way to remember which is which is that “too,” which is used to refer to something extra or excessive, has an extra “o.”

Examples:

Too

1. I’d like some ice cream too.

Test: I’d like some ice cream also. (Correct!)

2. He brought the pie too you.

Test: He brought the pie also you; he brought the pie excessively you. (Incorrect.)

3. The TV is too loud.

Test: The TV is excessively loud. (Correct!)

4. He loves too sing.

Test: He loves also sing; he loves excessively sing. (Incorrect.)

To

1. The exit ramp is to the right.

Test: Is the sentence referring to a direction or using an infinitive? Yes, it is referring to a direction. (Correct!)

2. The temperature is cold, and it is raining to.

Test: Is the sentence referring to a direction or using an infinitive? No. Can you replace “to” with “also” or “excessively”? Yes! (Incorrect.)

3. Don’t forget to brush your teeth.

Test: Is the sentence referring to a direction or using an infinitive? Yes, it is using an infinitive: “to brush.” (Correct!)

4. The exam wasn’t to hard.

Test: Is the sentence referring to a direction or using an infinitive? No. Can you replace “to” with “also” or “excessively”? Yes! (Incorrect.)

and mmmmmmmmmmmmm stats! luckily we are playing a NUMBER GAME instead of a grammar game huh Culo!

<----English teacher.

I hate the fact that I'm typing this, but Donny's right.

Home Turf was using the infinitive form, which is "to" and a verb following it.

"too" does mean additionally, but Colo's attempt to bail out HT fails because of the location of the word. He clearly wasn't saying: "Don't you have another clan additionally bail on?" I could go on, but I doubt anyone wants to read more about grammar.

/me dances

I win again!

*high fives Twain*


/end gloat.

<-- doesn't usually play grammar Nazi bc I rarely use correct punctuation especially when I'm in a rant, but I hadaaaaaaaaaaaaa:)

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HAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY CULO.

you were saying....
lulz

Did that debate really happen?

Generally speaking when one resorts to grammical insults they are admitting defeat in the prior debate.

*grammatical :P

lmfao desp

I wasn't gonna get involved in that part of it, but yeah. Unless someone's grammar is so incredibly bad that it actually affects everyone else's ability to understand what they mean, it's generally the easy way out of an argument.

Not that I don't do it occasionally, myself. But it is the easy way out.

It is rather amusing though when someone makes that point and misspells "grammatical" though. :)

you mean like... qm diver's? lol

That guy knew how to say nothing in more words than anyone else I have ever met.

/me right clicks on words that I can't spell right.

I just don't use words I don't know how to spell... like everyone else I do make the odd spelling mistakes here and there.

The one that pisses me off that people do though is when people spell "lose" like "loose"

Big difference - "You did not win or lose" and "Your wife is loose".

Yeah, that's my big pet peeve as well.
I remember bringing up the idea of defining what a "lose cannon" was awhile back.

I figure a "lose cannon" is actually a real thing, firing lose all over your country.

Clearly not the same thing as a "loose cannon," but perhaps still a thing, nevertheless.


And to the other point: Yes on QM Diver. That's when pointing out someone's grammar is TOTALLY legit.

Don't get me started on QM lol...

Lol I like how you bought that for a second though.